Diane Keaton makes her second guest appearance on the show, here promoting the new film she directed, "Heaven" (clip edited out here due to copyright caution).
I absolutely love everything about Diane. She's so quirky and so unapologetically herself. I've seen all her films and read all of her books; she's quite brilliant. Lovely.
@@bethheinecamp1061 I saw her in Annie Hall, The Godfather films and Good Mother. I really like her. Could you please recommend what else I can see her in?
I like Diane Keaton....she is very quirky, shy,and sincere...interviews make her nervous!She is such a phenomenal actress!Loved her character in the Godfather!
Diane Keaton has super attuned radar! By the end of this interview, she is doubling down on Dave's casual sarcasm and irony in every way! A total boss, and her movie that she was promoting here, "Heaven", is still a really fun documentary about what can't be documented. It's awesome!
When 'he says its incredibly nice seeing you' and she shrugs an pushed him away in a funny way,,,implies that they must of had a romantic fling together, plus 3 minutes lates when she states 'you would be so good to come home to' ...is also a very touching clue that she romantically adores him for humor.
I don't think Dave quite understood how intimidating yet attractive he was to intelligent women when he was in his element - you'd think Sandra Bernhard would've clued him in when she hopped on his lap.
No sería nunca una diva deslumbrante de Hollywood al estilo Marylin o Liz Taylor, nisiquera tiene sex appeal, pero cómo cuesta apartar la vista de ella...!? 😅❤
Keaton has a great look - now. In her early outings in Woody Allen films, she chose to present herself with frizzy hair, no makeup and generally looking like something that crawled out from under a bridge. She was particularly frowzy in Manhattan and really dreadful-looking in Interiors, but then Interiors was a really dreadful film. She's at her best in comedies and should stick to her strong suit.
I totally agree with " Marshhen" Laughing nervously as if she's never been out of the house before. FIdgeting in her chair. It is all very distracting. She is an accomplished actress, director and producer. Is that how she behaves when someone comes over to her house to interview her? I think it is a total "put on" and it is annoying. Cute and ditzy - no!, she still pulls this nonsense 33 yrars later. Yet she spoke before Congress, asking for more government funding for cancer research alongside Olvia N-J and Sally F. . Somehow Keaton was able to sit upright and not laugh, remain focused and present a coherent case. This act is a complete waste of everyone's time, (like her awful "Baby Boomer" ?)
@@user-jl7ym4en5b Well clearly, there is a huge difference between speaking before Congress about an extremely serious issue she cares deeply about and a stupid slot on a silly chat show to promote a movie. Maybe she was having a bad day and wanted to be elsewhere or was overtired and couldn't summon the energy to play along.
Pfffft, that was hard to get through. She's @ 40 here. An accomplished actress acting like a fidgety child, not able to sit in a chair w/o bobbing back & forth. Laughing out of turn. Come on, she is still pulling this act 33 years later. It's tiresome. Does she laugh nervously when a journalist interviews her at her home? Does she behave this way in film production meetings? I would not think so. It is so "put on". She continues to do this Annie Hall "on speed" act in 2020. I have seen her speak before Congress, (also a large BUT DISCERNING crowd), and she behaved like the adult that she is. This giggling "adolescent" shtick is rubbish.
Wow. You're a bit bitter. I have terrible anxiety and I will literally shrivel n my hands will violently shake in front of most people....but I also go on stage and perform educational shows in front of hundreds of people because it is my job and I love it and it gives me strength. I can def understand how Dressing up to talk about urself on a talk show could make u feel like this....but doing something she is very passionate about and is not about her makes her probably makes her confident. Dont judge someone by one situation. I am the most confident person when in my element. Take me out, and its like taking a fish out of water. I will simply die
@@melinayeamon2830 Sorry for your having to suffer with anxiety. I meant no disrespect to people like yourself. However, I do feel her "muddled, rocking stop/ start speaking" is allv"Annie Hall", the character. People say "oh she's cute, quitky". I sat 20 feet away from her at a Congressional Hearing where she and Olivia Newton-John each had the floor for 15 minutes. They were requesting more $ for Breast Cancer Research. Olivia was great she has had the disease for @ 30 years now & was quite empassioned. Then Diane got up, and in a room of 250 people was calm, cool and articulate. I don't get it. It makes all of that distracting Annie Hall behavior seem like shtick. My opinion - she seems to be able to turn it onand off. She is a fine actress and writer I just feel like 1977 called and wants that act back? Sincere wishes for the best to you in battling anxiety and panic attacks. I have a friend with panic disorder and it is tough for him. I know whatever med. he takes is very effective.
She’s never changed over the years. What a beautiful woman. Inside and out.
And so much happiness coming out. Makes me smile.
I absolutely love everything about Diane. She's so quirky and so unapologetically herself. I've seen all her films and read all of her books; she's quite brilliant. Lovely.
She *is* brilliant. So self-effacing.
@@bethheinecamp1061 I saw her in Annie Hall, The Godfather films and Good Mother. I really like her. Could you please recommend what else I can see her in?
@@acdragonrider Manhattan, Something's Gotta Give...
I like Diane Keaton....she is very quirky, shy,and sincere...interviews make her nervous!She is such a phenomenal actress!Loved her character in the Godfather!
i love how she talks it's like a bell, it almost sounds like she's singing. what a lovely lady
Quién no hubiera querido tener una amiga así..? Y no digo novia porque tanta exposición al encanto podría ser perjudicial, haha...!
She has a lovely voice.
She is a very brilliant woman funny and gorgeous
I adore Diane. She's beautiful in every way.
Diane Keaton has super attuned radar! By the end of this interview, she is doubling down on Dave's casual sarcasm and irony in every way! A total boss, and her movie that she was promoting here, "Heaven", is still a really fun documentary about what can't be documented. It's awesome!
She’s such a funny, sweet person just loving life and laughing all the way. I do think she may have smoked some doobage or had a few glasses of wine 😂
Guaranteed
I like Diane. She always seems like she's high though. I thought she might grow out of that, but she's on Cloud 9, God bless her.
Creo que ya es así naturalmente...
Diane is ADORABLE....
She makes Letterman work so hard. A charmer for sure, but a tough interview when your guest can't stop laughing at every turn.
When 'he says its incredibly nice seeing you' and she shrugs an pushed him away in a funny way,,,implies that they must of had a romantic fling together, plus 3 minutes lates when she states 'you would be so good to come home to' ...is also a very touching clue that she romantically adores him for humor.
Absolutely. It doesn't appear that they could telegraph it any more strongly without coming straight out with it. Apparently. Allegedly.
Diane is an incredible singer.. really a great actress but also a great singer.
😂😂😂 Boy, she's so funny, dear David sweats to catch up! Love you Diane! 💕💕💕
She is brilliant!
I don't think Dave quite understood how intimidating yet attractive he was to intelligent women when he was in his element - you'd think Sandra Bernhard would've clued him in when she hopped on his lap.
It was hard to get weed that good back then.
Not where I lived.
She now has her own vineyard and enjoys her wine on the rocks. I learned that on watching Ellen.
What a cutie, David Letterman.
God, she's funny.
she literally wore a very similar ensemble on Jimmy Kimmels show
Can we do anything that she will never die :/
Yo trataría de promover un cloning de ella...😮😂😂
someone actually being themselves
Id watch Diane Keaton read the phone book.
Exactly 🤗
wow....
Always liked her, she has always been a giddy type woman but I really think here she was high on something.
Great clip but where is the preview of her film? It's cut out of this video.
No one reads the descriptions beneath the videos.
The copyright nazis.
Diane is looking good in all that leather
She loves him.
Looks and sounded like letterman's work team gave her something to relax before the show 🤣
"..with r-e-a-l-l-y bad seats..." ..7:26.. 😆😃🤣😂😄🤣😅😃
Just her presence can light up a room - and the screen!
What happened to women like her?
Where did it all go wrong?
Dianne would look great in curly hair.
No
Un viejo tango decía: "si lloras, dicen que es el champagne..." Hoy diría "si reís dicen que es la merluza..." 😢🤷
I'd go to listen to her sing......
One of a kind
She's dressed like a Bond villain.
David Letterman is great.
No sería nunca una diva deslumbrante de Hollywood al estilo Marylin o Liz Taylor, nisiquera tiene sex appeal, pero cómo cuesta apartar la vista de ella...!? 😅❤
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Keaton has a great look - now. In her early outings in Woody Allen films, she chose to present herself with frizzy hair, no makeup and generally looking like something that crawled out from under a bridge. She was particularly frowzy in Manhattan and really dreadful-looking in Interiors, but then Interiors was a really dreadful film. She's at her best in comedies and should stick to her strong suit.
Sometimes her goofiness is cute...sometimes a bit off-putting.
I mostly find it very annoying...
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That's a very unlike Annie Hall outfit.
wow, mega drugs available in the green room
Why does she laugh continuously? It just seems so fake to me.
It's because she is very uncomfortable in public. Fake? Really? Diane Keaton is very real and genuine!
I totally agree with " Marshhen"
Laughing nervously as if she's never been out of the house before. FIdgeting in her chair. It is all very distracting. She is an accomplished actress, director and producer. Is that how she behaves when someone comes over to her house to interview her? I think it is a total "put on" and it is annoying. Cute and ditzy - no!, she still pulls this nonsense 33 yrars later. Yet she spoke before Congress, asking for more government funding for cancer research alongside Olvia N-J and Sally F. . Somehow Keaton was able to sit upright and not laugh, remain focused and present a coherent case. This act is a complete waste of everyone's time, (like her awful "Baby Boomer" ?)
@@user-jl7ym4en5b Well clearly, there is a huge difference between speaking before Congress about an extremely serious issue she cares deeply about and a stupid slot on a silly chat show to promote a movie. Maybe she was having a bad day and wanted to be elsewhere or was overtired and couldn't summon the energy to play along.
Seems like she's high.
Seriously? She's obviously stoned. She even basically admits it.
Pfffft, that was hard to get through. She's @ 40 here. An accomplished actress acting like a fidgety child, not able to sit in a chair w/o bobbing back & forth. Laughing out of turn. Come on, she is still pulling this act 33 years later.
It's tiresome. Does she laugh nervously when a journalist interviews her at her home? Does she behave this way in film production meetings? I would not think so. It is so "put on". She continues to do this Annie Hall "on speed" act in 2020.
I have seen her speak before Congress, (also a large BUT DISCERNING crowd), and she behaved like the adult that she is. This giggling "adolescent" shtick is rubbish.
Wow. You're a bit bitter. I have terrible anxiety and I will literally shrivel n my hands will violently shake in front of most people....but I also go on stage and perform educational shows in front of hundreds of people because it is my job and I love it and it gives me strength. I can def understand how Dressing up to talk about urself on a talk show could make u feel like this....but doing something she is very passionate about and is not about her makes her probably makes her confident. Dont judge someone by one situation. I am the most confident person when in my element. Take me out, and its like taking a fish out of water. I will simply die
You seem like a happy well adjusted one. Jeez. Judgemental much?
@@melinayeamon2830 Sorry for your having to suffer with anxiety. I meant no disrespect to people like yourself. However, I do feel her "muddled, rocking stop/ start speaking" is allv"Annie Hall", the character. People say "oh she's cute, quitky". I sat 20 feet away from her at a Congressional Hearing where she and Olivia Newton-John each had the floor for 15 minutes. They were requesting more $ for Breast Cancer Research. Olivia was great she has had the disease for @ 30 years now & was quite empassioned. Then Diane got up, and in a room of 250 people was calm, cool and articulate. I don't get it. It makes all of that distracting Annie Hall behavior seem like shtick. My opinion - she seems to be able to turn it onand off. She is a fine actress and writer I just feel like 1977 called and wants that act back?
Sincere wishes for the best to you in battling anxiety and panic attacks. I have a friend with panic disorder and it is tough for him. I know whatever med. he takes is very effective.
@@cactaceous Pretty happy, stable. I worry about the usual things that most of us do. 😊
@@user-jl7ym4en5b You worry about Diane Keaton’s behaviors. Most of us don’t.